


A Connection, Electric

by dramady, jeck



Category: Dark Harbor (1998), Powder (1995)
Genre: Crossover, Crossover Pairing, M/M
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2011-06-21
Updated: 2011-06-21
Packaged: 2017-10-20 14:49:16
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 5,066
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/213924
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/dramady/pseuds/dramady, https://archiveofourown.org/users/jeck/pseuds/jeck
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>When a young man shows up in Powder's room at the young men's home, they find a way to connect that neither expected.</p>
            </blockquote>





	A Connection, Electric

**Author's Note:**

> Author's notes: This is, perhaps, the most unlikely crossover ever. Powder was played by Sean Patrick Flanery. In Dark Harbor, Norman Reedus played the young man.
> 
> This fic does, then, have spoilers for two movies that are over a decade old and hits on major plot points. The highlights can be found on wikipedia. The authors can't recommend both movies highly enough.
> 
> PS: In Dark Harbor, the young man is never named.
> 
> Disclaimer: These characters don't belong to us; they belong to their creators and aren't used for profit.

The room was silent save the snick of the lighter. It was mostly dark too, shutters closed against the afternoon sun. The thing Jeremy marveled at was that the other boy - and he was a boy, young like him - wasn't afraid. Curious but not afraid. Jeremy watched as the smoke swirled around the boy in wisps, his hair in his eyes as he slouched more than he sat. Neither of them moved hardly at all, fitting into the stillness around them. Jeremy sat, a leg crossed over the other, arms crossed and resting on his knee. They looked at each other.

Jeremy was so used to people fearing him that to not feel that was something like relief. In fact, he smiled, amused by what he was 'reading.' "Is that what you think I am?" he asked in that light, high voice.

The only real light in the room were the muted stripes from behind the shutters and it framed Jeremy's face in a way that made him look even more otherworldly. The other light source was the small red flickering of the tip of the boy's cigarette when he inhaled deeply. He blew it out, and more smoke swirled gracefully in front of his face before it rose to dissipate in the air.

"What? That you're albino?" He shrugged a shoulder, voice soft, raspy. "Aren't you?" Jeremy knew his thoughts - that the boy was already warned that this pale, bald boy was psycho, an alien, a freak - an _it_. The boy didn't believe any of them.

"No, not that." Being an albino was part of what Jeremy was, but not all. "Why don't you believe all those things?" The freak, the it. Jeremy knew what they all said about him, he heard it all, echoed in all the minds of this hive, this box they tried to keep all the boys in under the auspices of 'helping' them. It wasn't helping any of them to be here; he was sure of that. "Everyone else does."

The young man shifted, sat on the edge of the bed across from Jeremy and from under his hair, his eyes looked back intensely. He pointed his smoldering cigarette at him. "We're all freaks," he said pointing to his chest while he shrugged. "You just look different."

That wasn't the only thing that made Jeremy unique, or a freak. There was a little quirk at the corner of his mouth; he looked at his new roommate for a long moment before twitching his fingers. The lighter flew across the room into his hand; he smirked again. Whether he was trying to drive the other boy away or impress him, even he didn't know.

The bed creaked when the young man jumped back, startled at what happened - at what Jeremy did. Very slowly he got to his feet, approaching cautiously. "Fancy trick," the boy said, "is that what you're in for? Cos you're a thief?" It wasn't accusing or judgemental but said more with amusement as he peered down to look directly into Jeremy's eyes. "... or cos you like shiny things?"

Jeremy's expression was amused and anxious in turns; they were suddenly so close. "Shiny things," he breathed, barely a laugh. He held out the lighter on his palm, not needing to look to know that the hair on the other boy's arms rose.

Slender fingers reached out and took the lighter, moving slowly, letting his fingers slide over Jeremy's palms. The other boy sat next to him, still close. Close enough that his knee pressed against Jeremy's thigh. "What's your name?" The other breathed the question out.

"They call me Powder," Jeremy told him, compelled to lean back, far enough at least to look the boy in the eyes in the murk of the room. "You don't tell anyone yours. Why?"

Scooting deeper on Powder's bed, the young man leaned against the wall, his feet dangling from the side of the bed. He shrugged his shoulders. "It's just a name. I won't be here long anyway." He was flicking the lighter cover open, then closed, open, then closed, the sound of the click when it closed echoed in the room. "I like Powder," he said then, leaning in close again. "Hey, Powder." The boy smiled.

In a brief moment, Jeremy really smiled. It felt … good. He sat, looking down at his hands again.

~~

Jeremy raised his head, ear cocked toward the sky.

"A storm is coming."

"You feel that?" The young man cocked his head to the side his ear facing the window, clearly not hearing anything. His face was curious, though, and he reached out and gently touched Jeremy's arm. It made the hairs on the boy's arm rise and he smiled. "You feel that?" His fingers slid over Jeremy's arm. It was smooth, hairless and surprisingly warm.

The arm jerked away and Jeremy gasped in a breath, eyes wide as he turned to stare. "What are you doing?" he asked, voice paper-thin, fear curling the edges for the first time.

"Touching you," the boy shrugged.

"Why?"

"Because you feel different." The boy reached for Jeremy again. "Feel me." He offered his arm.

Jeremy watched the boy's face for a long moment, peering into his thoughts. He found nothing like anger, resentment, fear. Something else, something he didn't know. He touched the boy, fingers on the pulse point of his wrist, slowly, deliberately, knowing, as he did, that everything he saw, the other boy would see, in him this time.

"What are y--?" But then the boy gasped, eyes wide, watching Jeremy but then slowly he calmed. Slowly. "I see you," he whispered, slightly smiling. "You like books." His amazement came from not being able to read.

"And you want to write them. I see you." Jeremy's voice was higher than the boy's, but the intonation was the same. "You - " He blinked, body jerking just slightly, though he didn't pull away, his gaze never leaving the other's face. "You … hurt … her."

That was when the young man pulled back. He sat up and looked away. "Yeah." There were many reasons he did what he did. Many. Jeremy would have read those thoughts. All of them but still it wasn't as if he'd understand.

The young man stood up and went back to his side of the room, taking his small packet of tobacco and rolling another cigarette. He did so quietly until the sound of the lighter flicking open with the blue flame lit up the room. "Don't tell anyone."

"He loves you," Jeremy said, still seeing the afterimages of pictures from the boy's mind, eyes following the boy's movements. "You did it for him. But you're not sure you …. " _Love him_. To be loved; Jeremy only knew what that was like from the thoughts of others. "I won't tell."

Hidden in shadows again, the other boy curled into a ball, knees to his chest, hugging them while he smoked his cigarette. He was quiet now, but he was still watching Jeremy from across the room.

~~

Early the next day Jeremy was being shaken awake. "Hey. Powder. Wake up."

Blinking his eyes open, Jeremy looked up at the boy, haloed in the sunrise that was coming through the slat of the shutters. His arms were curled protectively over his chest out of habit and the touch, even just on his shoulders, slipped him right back into the boy's mind. He blinked as image after image flashed before him. Rain, water, storms.

The young man wasn't aware at all that Jeremy was seeing everything he'd been hiding about himself. He didn't pull his hand away. "They said I have to go to school on Monday." He frowned, pushing on Jeremy so he could sit on the edge of the narrow bed. "I can't."

"Why can't you?" Not that Jeremy was eager to go either, not after what had happened. "Oh." Of course. The boy couldn't read. Such a fundamental hurdle that for a moment, Jeremy didn't know what to do. "... do you want to learn?"

For a long time the young man stared at Jeremy, his hand still on his arm while images of his hardships flashed in Jeremy's own mind. The bad days in school, cutting classes, running away, turning tricks. All that crossed his mind.

"You'll teach me?" The boy asked softly, staring into Jeremy's eyes now not hidden under the blue contact lenses the other boy usually wore.

Another wash of shared emotion had Jeremy gasping for breath. Fear, not directed at him for once, anger, resignation, regret. A tear escaped before he could stop it, rolling down his cheek. He nodded, jerkily.

Seeing the tear on Jeremy's cheek made him pull back but then the young man didn't move away. He cocked his head to the side and then he very slowly reached for him, one finger followed the trail Jeremy's tear left behind.

"Don't cry, Powder." The young man whispered, and then he leaned forward, kissing his cheek. "It's not as bad as how you see it," he said, before pulling back and straightening up. "Come on, it's time for breakfast."

Pausing, taking those words in, Jeremy watched the boy move before he moved too. The boy believed it. That didn't make it true.

~~

It was easier to help someone learn to read when you had access to their mind. What Jeremy did was hold the boy's hand as he traced the letters, saying them, until the boy got them and the sounds. Then they started on a book: _The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn_. It seemed fitting.

So, with his hand in the boy's, his other hand tracing under the words, Powder would read aloud, his voice a soft lilt; he could feel the way the words were like sparks in the boy's mind.

It was just as difficult as the boy remember it being. Jeremy would have known this but the young man was trying, seeing the words in his head through Powder's mind. He was slow to learn but having Jeremy there, being patient with him, _touching_ him was what pushed him to try harder.

But it had been hours now since they started today and he was getting tired. The boy reached up and put his hand over Jeremy's , turning his head to look at him straight in the eyes. "Powder," he whispered, then smiled. The boy liked saying his name.

Looking at their joined hands before he looked up at the boy's face, Jeremy closed the book and set it aside. "You're learning," he whispered back, just as softly. With their hands joined, he peered into the other mind and wondered if the man - David - would be happy.

But the boy wasn't thinking about David. He didn't want to. It was too soon. He looked intently at Powder and his hands moved, fingers lacing together and his hold tightened. A lopsided grin and then he tugged Jeremy closer, just a little bit, testing to see if he'd pull away like he did the first time.

"I just wanted to say … thanks …" Then he covered the distance, touching their lips together tentatively, kissing tenderly.

Jeremy's eyes widened and his body jerked, but he didn't pull away. Through their joined hands, the boy would read - see - his shock. When the boy didn't pull away, though, Jeremy blinked and returned the kiss, feeling the warmth spread like water over his body.

The surge of pleasure spread through their bodies, doubled, magnified, and it made the young man sigh softly into the kiss. All the more he kissed back, feeling a tingle like sparks, like small fireworks exploding throughout his body. The boy pulled away smiling, eyes hooded, his hand on Jeremy's cheek with his thumbs tracing patterns over soft, warm skin.

"Powder," the boys whispered; he liked saying that name. "Powder," he said again, eyes scanning Jeremy's face then he rasped softly, "show me your eyes."

His eyes flickered open and stayed downcast for a breath before Jeremy finally looked up and met the young man's eyes. "My name is Jeremy," he whispered, licking along his lower lip, tasting the kiss there.

"I like your eyes." The young man said in a breath, fingertips touching Jeremy's eyelids then they traced around his eyes. The touch was electric, like static that tingled just before the boy's fingers touched his skin. "I like your face." It was like exploring, gentle fingers caressing his cheek, following the bridge of his nose, then over his lips. Then ...

"Jeremy ..." The boy finally said his name. "I'm gonna kiss you again." And he did. Deeper this time, still with those rough, work-hardened hands cradling his face.

To have gone so long without being touched, to _this_.

Jeremy could barely bite back the sounds; moans and whimpers, sobs, that wanted to come out. He lifted his hands, then set them back down, limp, on his knees. The boy was doing this because he wanted to, that Jeremy could tell. But why did he want to?

For once, Jeremy told himself not to think, but to _feel_. He kissed back with more abandon. With more want.

Neither of them wanted to stop. The young man's hands moved slowly from Jeremy's face to his shoulder, following the line of his arm, squeezing strong muscles on its way down until they could lace their fingers together. His other hand fell to Jeremy's hip, feeling more unusually warm skin under his fingertips and he wanted more.

"Take this off ..." The other boy murmured, tugging at Jeremy's shirt. "I want to touch you."

Feeling the shudder run down his body, Jeremy blinked his eyes open to take in his expression. "Why?" Jeremy asked, unable to help himself. But even as he asked, he was pulling his shirt up, away from his body, and off.

"I said I wanted to touch you," the boy repeated but he said it softly, almost patiently while he grabbed the edge of his shirt to take it off, too. "There. We're even." He looked at all the pale skin, smiling gently, and then he reached for Jeremy, placing a palm on his chest.

There was the thinnest trail of electricity that prefaced the touch and it made Jeremy jump again. And it reminded him. "We need to turn out the lights." Best not, he thought, with a small, wry grin, take any chances.

He was greeted with a slow, growing smile. "I'll lock the door."

The young man got up but before heading to the door and the light switch, he took off the rest of his clothes. Naked, looking back over his shoulder to smile coyly at Jeremy, he locked the door with a click and then switched the light off. It was nearly pitch dark now with only Jeremy's skin glowing slightly. The young man gasped, whispering, "you're beautiful."

Shaking his head, Jeremy openly stared. As the other boy got closer, he rose and took his clothes off, too, unashamed of his nakedness, entranced with the body a few paces from his. Patches of hair: underarms, groin. He wanted to touch, so he did, running fingers down the boy's chest slowly, tracing every ridge and valley.

The young man took Jeremy's hand and he moved it over his body, let him touch more freely, palm warm on his skin as he slid it over his belly, up his chest then back down, lower, lower as he sank on his knees back on the bed. It was encouragement - that Jeremy was free to touch him any way he pleased.

With each touch, Jeremy's breath hitched. When his knuckles brushed the springy pubic hairs, he looked up at the boy's face. Then he smiled as he circled his hand. He'd never touched himself; it had never crossed his mind. But by peering into the boy's mind, he knew what would feel good, seeing the sparks of pleasure as the color red.

"You keep doin' that, you're gonna make me come." The young man's voice was already breathless. "That's not fair." So, he reached for Jeremy, touching his chest, feeling his muscles flex under his fingertip and then he was pushing him to lay down. "My turn."

Eyes still locked on his face, Jeremy laid back, hands curling around the edges of the mattress. But when the boy touched him so intimately, his back arched, head back, eyes shut, a helpless groan escaping. The metal light housings rattled.

"You doing that?" The young man asked, stopping the way his mouth moved down Jeremy's body but his hands kept stroking him, feeling him, so warm, hairless, smooth skin, hard cock, writhing under the simplest touch.

"Here," the boy unclasped Jeremy's grip of the mattress and he lifted his hand up, flicking his eyes between Jeremy's eyes and his hand. He showed him how he weaved their fingers together, holding hands. "Let it pass through me. Not the bed. Not the lights. Not anything else in here." He kissed Jeremy's lips; he tasted like fresh fallen snow. "Just me …"

"I don't want to hurt you," Jeremy whispered, entirely unsure what would happen if this excitement continued to build. But he leaned up to kiss him again, then let his head fall back and he closed his eyes again.

When he felt that wet mouth on him, then, Jeremy cried out, back arching again, toes curling, grip on the boy's hands tightening.

This was probably what it felt like if lightning ever struck. The current was sharp as it ran right under the young man's skin, Jeremy's erection over the young man's tongue. It was the pleasure that Jeremy felt - he could tell - and with it was his own desires mixed in; feeling them both at the same time.

The young man paused enough to suck a couple of fingers in his mouth. In his mind he showed Jeremy what to expect, what would happen, and how it would feel. "Trust me, Powder," he whispered, just before he pushed a slick finger inside him while he took Jeremy's cock back in his mouth.

The warning was beneficial. It kept Jeremy from possibly hurting the boy, body tense from the invasion. The promised pleasure did come, however, and he made a fluttering, lost sound. Another tensing at having two fingers, but when the boy was poised over him, he lay there, looking up at him. Despite the urging, the lightbulbs, unpowered, glowed slightly. The corners of Jeremy's mouth quirked up just a little as he waited.

More images. _More_. Even though the young man tried to filter it himself, to take away the bad experiences he'd had with johns, to let his thoughts settle on just the good parts, the painless parts.

Propped on his hand, his other curling around his own erection, the boy nudged his cock at Jeremy's entrance, sighing when he felt the press of skin on skin. "Breathe," he told him, groaning as he started to move forward.

The cacophony of visuals, the physical sensations led Jeremy to shudder again, moaning. Tears were sliding down his cheeks again, but he was unaware of it, too rapt in watching the boy's face. Air felt unnecessary.

Once the boy was fully inside Jeremy, he paused, gasping, forehead pressed with Jeremy's while he tried to open his eyes. "You okay?" He asked, body trembling. "Tell me, Powder … talk to me …" He saw the tears and he kissed them away, the salty tang of them different from his own tears.

Instead of speaking - Jeremy had no idea what to say - he slid his hands down the boy's back, finally cupping his buttocks, urging him deeper. He gasped, then he smiled. He moved his body, curving it to take even more. He was all right. More than all right. He'd never felt more like light.

Jeremy didn't talk to him the way it was expected but the boy could hear him in his head, could see what he saw, could feel what he felt. It made each thrust into him more intense that he shook with it, like the current running through them both - and yes, it was through them both - was sharp, the heat getting close to but not quite unbearable. "Powder," the boy murmured against his pale, warm skin. "Powder …"

When he came, Jeremy's cry was lost when a lightbulb overhead exploded. The tinkling of glass on the floor almost seeming musical in time with the way he breathed. Everything seemed to tingle.

The young man covered Jeremy's body with his own but he still thrust, coming, too, at the heels of Jeremy's orgasm. They lay there, breathing together, their heart beating in time with each other.

It was slowly that the boy moved, pushing up so that he could look at Jeremy. He smiled and it got brighter, warmer. "I like you, Jeremy," he said, not puling off him.

Jeremy smiled back, just as warmly. He liked the boy, too.

~~

Reading was the easy part. The hard part was how the other boys continued to treat Powder and how they treated the new boy. When he defended Jeremy against their taunts, they fought back. Two of them ended up in the the hospital.

In their room, Jeremy sat on the boy's bed, dabbing at the cuts on his forehead gently, still troubled.

The boy groaned, turning his head to look at Jeremy, one eye swollen shut and black and blue. He moved slowly, reaching for Jeremy's hand, wrapping his hand around the his wrist. "Why do you let them treat you like shit?" He asked, breathless, obviously still in pain.

"They're afraid," Jeremy said, concentrating on the cuts, touch gentle. He'd hurt the two not because he wanted to but because he had to to defend the boy. "They don't understand why you aren't." He smiled a little bit but it faded. "They think you must be homosexual. Anyone who doesn't think like they do must be."

Realization was slow to hit the boy. "You'll get in trouble." The young man frowned while he watched Jeremy's face. He let go of his wrist and touched his cheek, his fingers barely making it before they dropped heavily to his side. "I am, you know." Gay, he meant.

"But not like they think. Not dirty." Slowly, Jeremy shook his head. "I am already in trouble," he said with another small smile. "I have been since the day I was born." He finally pulled away with a sigh. "I'm sorry they hurt you."

The young man groaned when be pushed himself to sit up. He pulled his knees closer to his chest but his hand reached out for Jeremy. "I'm sorry they hurt you," he echoed back. He put his palms up, waiting for Jeremy to take his hand, to hold it, to _touch_. "Powder ..." Already there was a spark of current jumping between their still separated hands. "I won't let them hurt you, Powder."

But why? That was what Jeremy didn't understand. Though he pressed his palm to the boy's and felt an almost comforting leap of warmth. He sighed again, but this time with a small smile. "I won't let them hurt you." And he whispered the boy's name, private, a secret.

Hearing his name said in Powder's soft voice made the boy smile and there was a warmth unlike any other that spread along his chest - that spread all over Jeremy's body, too, since they were touching. Though Jeremy would feel the numbing pain the other felt, he would also feel the intense pull of desire when the young man moved and cupped his hand behind Jeremy's head. He wanted a kiss, and he would get one. Soft, tender, slow. Like there was a stillness that happened around them once their lips touched.

No one bothered them the rest of the day. The two boys lay together on one bed, the light filtering in from the outside outlining their bodies. Even when the new light bulb exploded, they were left alone.

~~

When they sat together on the bed this time, though, it wasn't about reading or anything else. The discussion was about running away. Carefully and concisely, Jeremy drew a map on a piece of paper. His house. His _home_. He ached for it, wanting to be there, to be there with the other boy. He handed the piece of paper over like handing over a covenant.

Before it went with the other sheaf of papers the young man had collected, he looked the map over, tracing the way with a finger. He paused on each word written, reading it aloud, pronouncing the letters very slowly. After each word, he would look up to see if he read it right, meeting Jeremy's eyes. "I'll find it," he assured.

"You read very well," Jeremy told him. They had their plan, where they would go and when. They would leave this place, this cage, and be free.

Together.

With a deep breath, Jeremy laced his fingers with the boy's and closed his eyes. In that moment, he let his mind stretch out, far and wide, taking the other with him.

The more Jeremy showed him, the more the young man tightened his hold and he pressed their bodies together. It was unlike anything he'd experienced before and though the expectation was that it would overwhelm him, he wasn't afraid. Jeremy could sense that because the boy's mind was calm and open, his thoughts fixed on no one but Jeremy. They would be free, together.

While on this journey, in the dark, feeling like they were among the stars, the boy called out to him … "Powder …" Neither of them would remember who touched whom because they were both feeling each other. They kissed again, the secret they shared hidden on a piece of paper that the boy safely tucked in his folder, in his pack, zipped up and closed, ready for what they'd share together tomorrow.

~~

It didn't go as planned. For once, Jeremy didn't mean to hurt those boys. The one - the one who'd been naked - he reminded Jeremy of _his_ boy, the one waiting for him, but bigger, stronger, as if the world had been kinder.

Then Box and the others descended and the storms came ….

When he got home, finally, their haven, it was empty; he could _feel_ the emptiness. He sat, unable to think of anything else to do. He sat for an hour, more, he didn't know. Time didn't matter, not to him. Before he met the boy, though, he had felt alone. Always alone. Now in the empty house, emptied of everything, all his books, he knew how loneliness felt.

The young man got there after a few errant steps along the route. He'd hitchhiked, he'd stowed away but now he was walking down the long dirt path already seeing the vast land and the house at the end of the trail. His steps hastened and he was finally smiling. He was almost home.

Jessie was there. Powder had heard the car coming down the long lane, and she tried to get Jeremy to go with her. He knew he wouldn't. There was no point. When the officers came, he knew.

Even if the boy showed up, they would never be free.

But the boy wasn't there. And there was no place for Jeremy. She could promise him a safe place, but it was lie. _I'm … sorry_ , he thought, sending it out to the sky.

The sky answered. The storms came. He simply _ran_.

Then - only then - did Jeremy feel truly, completely free. Alone, yes, but free.

The closer to the house he got, the more the boy's heart beat faster, thumping in his chest in time to the roar of thunder from the sky. There were cars there - the police - _no cops_ , he thought, _no cops_!

The young man ran, and he _ran_ , and the sky grew darker, lightning flashed and it made him jump, it made him tremble. Something was happening. _Something_. He could feel it to his core. "Powder!" He yelled, the house but a few short paces away. "Powder!"

Lightning crackled across the sky, hard enough to make the earth tremble and the hairs on his arms stand up. There were four people in the field, but Powder was nowhere to be found.

 _I'm … sorry …._ and a warmth, then. A warmth the boy would know, strengthening with each crackle of electricity.

His lungs were burning and the young man was pumping his legs so fast that it hurt but he knew he needed to get there and he needed to get there fast.

A burst of energy made him stumble and fall to his knees and suddenly a warmth surrounded him. The tingle on his skin made the hairs on his arms stand on end, familiar, knowing. Like when Jeremy touched him for the first time.

"No," he whispered, eyes on the ground, the map Jeremy drew crumpled in his hand and he shook his head slowly. "No."

The boy knew that Powder was gone. He _knew_.

But when he finally turned his face up to the sky, it was clear, it was sunset, the thunder and lightning were gone but he swore it still felt like there was rain; he could feel it on his face. The breeze kicked up, drying the tears that were on his cheeks. It surrounded him and the boy swore Powder was whispering his name.

 _Go...._

~~

It took the young man a long time to find his way back here. The snow crunched under his boots and each step reminded him of a pale boy with the most precious smile. He still felt him; Powder was everywhere, kissing him with each breeze that brushed his cheek, touching him each time he felt the hairs on his body stand on end.

Although he knew that Jeremy would never leave him, the boy also knew that there was still the one who waited. He wasn't so sure about David back then, before he met Powder, but he was sure of it now.

The door to the cabin opened and when he looked up, eyes hidden in the shadow under his hood, he met the gaze, one that looked back at him with a mix of surprise and disbelief.

The young man felt another, stronger breeze pushing him forward with a whispered word:

 _Go...._

**Author's Note:**

> Title inspired by Gary Numan's [Are 'friends' Electric](http://artists.letssingit.com/gary-numan-lyrics-are-friends-electric-jbd5vk5).


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